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All Rights Reserved This Book Or Any of Its Parts Is Not to Be Distributed, Copied, Recorded Or Forwarded Without Express Permission from the Author All rights reserved This book or any of its parts is not to be distributed, copied, recorded or forwarded without express permission from the author. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Meet the author Jessica Ufuoma Avid traveler & Travel Blogger I'm Ufuoma, a travel blogger who lives and works in Toronto, Canada. I love traveling, exploring new cultures and sharing my adventures online. Thanks to my travel tips, hacks and advice, I have helped lots of people reach their travel goals. After traveling to over 40 countries, I've collected some tips and hacks along the way. I created this book to share them with you. These things make travel possible for me and I'm confident they will do the same for you. Nothing good comes easy but with access to information, smart work and a willingness to learn, the world is your oyster. Enjoy my creation. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma What's inside: Introduction The secret to booking the best flight deals Top travel websites and apps for planning a trip What airlines and travel companies won't tell you Financial tips for aspiring travelers Tips and hacks for traveling on a budget Important details every first time traveler should know How to travel for free How to book the best accommodations 20 mistakes to avoid when traveling Safety tips for travelers All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Introduction How I ventured into the world of travel Five years ago, I did a crazy thing. I left my family and friends in Nigeria, quit a fairly-good paying job and ventured abroad for a Master's Degree program in International Business. It was not my first time in Canada, but it was my first time building a new life from scratch. Many days were tough – adjusting to a new culture, new people and landscapes is never easy. Coupled with the added responsibilities of taking a Postgraduate program, it was a big shoe to fill. During my studies, I stumbled on something that completely altered the course of my life. I stumbled on travel. Yes, I say stumble because travel was never a part of the grand plans I had for my life but a hike up to Machu Picchu convinced me it was what I needed to be doing. I remember that trip to Machu Picchu so vividly. I, alongside four other total strangers kicked off our hike to the mountain peak. It's called the Inca trail and most people never make it up there. But I was going to make it, right? And yes I did. No small feat at all. Getting to the top of the mountain was the most rewarding experience ever. That day, I saw life through a different lens – one that was vastly different from the one I had grown up learning. That day, I made a promise to myself to continue to travel the world and discover parts of myself I didn't know existed. To continue to travel the world and learn, unlearn, relearn. So, I did just that. I took one more flight. And then another. And then another. And before I knew it, I had traveled to over 40 countries and 105 cities. I've met people, many of which I may never see again, and my world has become incredibly large – bigger than I could ever have imagined if I had stayed back home and lived in comfort and security. I want you to feel the magic of travel too. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Then came the questions... 40 countries, you said? You must be very wealthy or have a rich sponsor or a trust fund. Wait. "Who's paying for these flights?" "How have you done it?" These are only a few of the many questions I get asked all the time. I'd like to give you relief and let you know there's nothing special about what I am doing. I wish I could tell you I had a secret wand that once activated, transports me to different parts of the world. But I don't. What I do have though, is 100 travel hacks and tips I have collected over the course of my travels which I am sure will put you on the right path to seeing more of the world. Whether you want to go on your dream vacation or make travel a part of your lifestyle. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma The tools you need! This book is for everyone who wants to travel Consider this a book that will help you travel more and give you the wealth of information you need to conquer the world and explore new territories and landscapes. You will find all my best tips, tricks, advice and information that I have gathered over the past five years of constant traveling. Travel isn't perfect - but one thing I know for sure is this, it is a worthy investment of your time and resources. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma TRAVEL WEBSITES TO BOOKMARK A I R P O R T T R A N S P O R T A T I O N Booking.com (Use the airport taxi feature) Gettransfer.com Aeroporttaxi.com Taxi2airport.com H O N E S T R E V I E W S Tripadvisor.com Lonelyplanet.com Trustpilot.com T R A V E L D E A L S Bookit.com Secretflying.com jacksflightclub.com All rights reserved © TheUfuoma TRAVEL WEBSITES TO BOOKMARK F L I G H T S Skyscanner.com Momondo.com Google flights A C C O M M O D A T I O N Booking.com VRBO.com AirBnB.com HotelTonight.com Hostelworld.com Hotels.com Courchsurfing.com T O U R S / E X C U R S I O N S Viator.com Withlocals.com Getyourguide.com Eatwith.com Airbnb Experiences All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Chapter One How to book the best flight deals All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Flight booking websites My trusted places for getting the best deals on airfare. Momondo.com You can find the cheapest flights on this site and compare with other sites. Skyscanner.com This is the website I swear by. I especially love the 'EVERYWHERE' feature. It often leads to good flight deals. Kayak.com I love using this site to set price alerts. You can do the same on skyscanner.com as well. Bookit.com This is a great website for booking all- inclusive deals (flights and accommodation). All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Flight Booking Hacks More times than not, the flight cost is usually the most expensive part of the travel budget so I will focus first on this. Many people don't know where to go for affordable flight tickets or where to even begin. Don't worry, I will help you out. The key to booking great flight tickets is three things: Flexibility, Timing and Knowing where to book from. I'll break it down for you. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Flexibility The more flexible you are with your travel plans, the better your chances of scoring an affordable ticket within your budget. 1. Use Skyscanner's 'Everywhere feature' If you are flexible with your travel date and travel destination, then you have a greater advantage. Here's an example using Skyscanner.com's EVERYWHERE feature. This will pull up the best prices for the cheapest months of the year. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma Timing 2. Travel during low season In the world of travel, there is something called Peak Season and Low Season. Peak season means more people are visiting the country and so, everything is more expensive. Low season means people typically visit the country less so cost reduces drastically. For example, I went to Costa Rica in September during low season and hotels were half the price. 3. Knowing when to book Is there any such thing as the best time to book a flight ticket? Maybe, maybe not. In the world of flight bookings, nothing is ever guaranteed. However, in my experience, buying a ticket six weeks in advance has been the most cost effective for me. You do not want to buy it too close to your departure date as most likely, the airlines would have increased the prices as the flight gets full. You also do not want to book too far in advance as you may miss out on competitive rate. Two months to six weeks is usually a sweet spot. 4. Booking your tickets on a weekday I find that I get some of my best ticket prices when I book on a weekday vs a weekend. I guess it makes sense because the demand is lower on a weekday as many people are busy with school and work and usually check for flight tickets on the weekend. I once saw the price of a trip to Thailand drop by $200 because I booked on a Tuesday vs when I checked the weekend before. It never hurts to try. All rights reserved © TheUfuoma More flight hacks 5. Checking for flights on mobile vs. desktop. I have seen situations where booking a flight on my mobile phone was cheaper than desktop, and vice versa. Make sure to check both before making a purchase. 6. Browsing in incognito window. This is one of the age-old travel myths. I say myth because it hasn’t been fully confirmed yet but I do this sometimes because it doesn't hurt to try. Browsing in incognito means browsing privately so that airlines are unable to track your search history. Many people say that when you search too long for a flight ticket, it shows you are really in need of it and this pushes the price up.
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